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For the very fastest boot .. within 3 seconds, I put the computer to sleep.
Hit the space bar and your back in business in less than 3 seconds.c.
For the very fastest boot .. within 3 seconds, I put the computer to sleep.
Hit the space bar and your back in business in less than 3 seconds.c.
Myk SilentShadow wrote:
Not if you have to login Bro 😛
Human intervention ruins EVERYTHING! 😉
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Myk SilentShadow wrote:
Not if you have to login Bro 😛
hahhaha .. If you had a log on, the additional 3 seconds would be there with Any boot then ..
This is always the oddest question to me .. some systems with SSD's and limited startup items
boot in as little as 20-30 seconds. What could possibly so urgent as to need to be in faster than that ?
[Other than of course repeatedly needing to re-boot while benching, can get monotonous.]
Still if you are in and out or need your computer ready quickly it is hard to beat simply putting the
system to sleep and just hit the space bar .. whether it is 3 seconds or 10 with a really long password,
which a 'time freak' would never use anyway.
This is also helpful if you are working on applications that you must leave or researching on the internet,
haven't been able to get to all of the 'tabs' you have open and get called away.
Your system must be quite stable for this to work flawlessly and 'happy' memory is a must have.
chrisnyc75: hahahhaa .. that's the truth. One day we may have that internet computer chip link embedded
in our brain, or wear it like a blue tooth and just think and ye shall receive.
But then Google will be beaming 'ads' in there too .. or worse .. Government propaganda/indoctrination.c.
